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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-14
Draw Your Conclusions.

The Sanborn Enterprise is keeping
posted on the movements of the Min
neapolis Il Pacific surveyors. 1t says:
The surveyors of the Minneapolis and
Pacific r. r. Co. have reached the North
ern Pacific three miles this side of Spirit
wood, passing the south end of Lake
Eckelson. and are waiting for further
orders Draw your own conclusion.
The statements made by parties who
are in position to know have been in each
case accurately fulfilled. There is Just
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-14
ponan's Duplicity.

Fifteen thousand school teachers are
now in Chicago attending the National
Teachers convention, and the News gives
in advance few specimen descriptions
and illustrations of the genus teacher,
sex, female, as they are liable to strike the
town. The Dakota instructress is listed
as follows, and her'pictnre is "hoodoo"
to the profession: ...
A sad creature is the Dakota school
marm, and she holds Col. Peter Donan
responsible for her melancholic condition.
About three years ago Donan wrote Sc
ries of newspaper articles setting forth in
hamboyant rhetoric the alleged beauties
OF life in Dakota, and he represented each
of that vast majority of bachelors as
standing around the railway stations in
Dakota waiting for woman to come
along that would have him for husband.
There was the chance for every marriage
BILE female, and it wasn't long before the
railway trains were loaded down with
spinsters from every part of the country,
and all bound for Dakota, where hus-
bands were thicker than huckleberries in
a ten-acre lot. But when the spinsters
got to Dakota they found everything they
expected to find except the husbands.
There were plenty OF men, to be sure, but
they were not hungering for matrimonial
sweets. Miss Harriet Boswell tells us
that she has been in Dakota two years
and hasn't been approached by any pro-
posal of marriage. Miss Miranda Shum-
way says that she has been in Dakota
three years and has had the question
popped but once; then she had to reject
the suitor because he was Fargo gam
bier who was bankrupt and blind. So
the stories go; sadder lot OF deluded
spinsters never had to come down from
the sublime realms of hymeneal expect
ancy to the humdrum plane of pedagogy.
There about 500 of them, and each of
them would give years salary to be
alone with that horrid Peter Donan. for
five minutes for five minutes, that is all.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-14

prize, $25. If jamestown wishes to enter
kindly wire me to that effect at once.
upon receipt of this, at my expense, and
forward entrance fee of $40.
I request this because four outside
clubs will make the tournament long
enough, and there are two that we can
count on now. Your immediate atten-
ton will oblige.
Yours Truly,
FRANK P. ALLEN.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-14
nished, the home grounds must be connec-
ted with the Minneapolis park system
and St. Paul must furnish a guarantee to
construct the promised park across the
Duluth Markets.

DULUTH, July 13.-Wheat opened Au-
gust 1928, September 1914. Closed Au-
gust 7515, September 1873. Receipts,
4,145. Shipments 1905 Cars, T.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-14

The prlce of wheat seems to be steadily
raising. Yesterday another increase OF
one cent was made in the price.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-14
The Pingree Elevator Fire.

The elevator fire at Pingree early yes
terday morning was very destructive, the
entire building of about 10000 bushel ca
pacity containing wheat variously reported
at from fifteen to thirty thousand bushels,
burned rapidly to the ground. Superin-
tendent Bibb was not informed of the
fire until yesterday morning as the North
ern train was about to pull out. He at
once left for Pingree to investigate. It
seems several Pingree citizens had left
one of the stores there at about II o'clock
timing their departure by watches, and
the building was then all right. A half
an hour later the elevator was in flames,
catching from the outside and nearest
the public road. There has been no fire
in the building for several weeks and the
agent of the company, Mr.. J. II. Dudley
was out of town. The indications point
strongly to this fire as the work of an in
cendiary, or some bum who carelessly set
the fire going. Numbers Of tramps are
now beating their way along the roads.
coming back from the railroad work at
Minot, and it may have resulted from the
presence of one of these irresponsible nui-
sances.
Mr.. Bibb will take force up to the
building today and endeavor to save as
much grain as possible, but the fire
burned great portion OF the contents,
as little water could be had to eXtlnguish
the flames.
Insurance and estimated loss of grain
=
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Valley City Times: The Rev. B. NJ.
Spur, while on his way to preach at
Ellis school Sunday afternoon was pros
trated with sun stroke. He remembers
while riding along on his horse Of, look
ing at his watch which indicated a quarter
to two. After this he has no knowledge
of what occurred until he found himself
lying on the ground, an hour and half
afterwards, with his face covered with
dirt, and other evidences that he had
been dragged along on the ground. His
horse was feeding on the prairie short
distance away. He managed to get to a
house where he suffered a relapse, but
was cared for, and soon recovered enough
to be about again.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

OUR national saiety.vslves are nearly
en-bi.valves.-[N. Y. Morning Journal
A POET doltfuliy -rclaim-: "Ah! where
are the girls of long ago." He will hud
them In the ballet Il Troy Times
The sixth annual meeting of the Amcrl-
can Fnr-siry Congress is to be held at
Springfield, Ill, September IA lo
THE Iudlan students at Hampton, Va,
will put In old st, john. Church there q
6ne window IN memory rf Pucshoutas,
A REUNION OF vsterAus is to be held on
the field of Aniie'am September IL, under
the auspices Of AntIetam Post of Sharpe.
burg, Md
MR. BELL, the principal owner, and
George l.. Watson, the designer, Of the
Scotch yacht Thistle, sail ou the steamer
CITY Of Rome to-day for New York.
Mr. RUsEis's London publisher scout.
The Ida that the great philosopher and
critic is out of his mind, though he WAS ac.
eused OF bein- lsnatic furty-lve years
ago.
MKs. IsABELLA FLIrPER, mother OF Lieu
tenant Flipprr, the coiored West Point
cadet OF eveutful experience, died few
days sgo at her residence ia Thonasvllle,
Gu.
NEW ORLEANS Ia shout to have q big
-four mill with all modern Improvements
and a capacity OF 800 barrels a day. The
capital stock OF the company is 1850, 900
and all taken.
A MOVEMENT Is on foot to erect monu-
ment over the grave Of John Sewer, the first
Governor OF Tennessee and one OF the
greatest men OF his day. He Is buried 10 II
lol ely spot, near the south bend Of the Tai
lspoOss River, In Alabama.
IDA LEWIS, the heroic lighthouse keeper,
resides in little cottage upon rock in
Nausgausett Bay. She ia now 55 years
old, but happy and comfortable aud foni
OF entertaining callers, She receives ST+ a
month from the Government.
The oldest man 10 Kansas is Willis Black
well, who was born on the plantation OF
William Russell IN Fiuquler County, Va,
November 20, 1875, aud is consequently
liz years old, He resides at Great Bend
and is an luyeterate tobacco chewcr.
TnE Dakota Bell has ceased its humorous
Jingle. Fred. Carruth, who was It's funny
editor, is confident that 1t would have ulti-
mately succeeded II It's owners had been
willing to sink little money to put tue
paper on paying basis. The trouble wa-
they didn't have The mOuey To sink. Mr.
IuiTuth II one of the cleyerest men In nj,
lur anywhere in the country, aud will no
be lUIg out OF an engagement.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

L'OR SALE Cheap - New o. Room
J. haywindow brick; all mod imps; CON
croted coll-r terms very easy
CHAS SHIELDS 1905 ri n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
CEruaE OLE.


In golden youth. wu,u GEMS Tho earth,
A summer land fursluglns mrth,
Mhcu souls 4rr uIul, aud hearts are light
And not shduw .rr,. iu .fphf
We do not know H. but there lies
SuWvNhu. g, rul Cl uu ug evening skies,
A garden nll must sometimes see.
GCthsCWaIc, Gui ns-mlur
Somewhere his own 1rthsemane.
with Joyous steps VIZ % our ways
Love len IS 20 D tlu iu he days,
Light sorrows sail liNcC'uuls uiur.
We laugh aud -uy how strong We are,
We hurry ON, ana, hurrylng, -
Ciurc 10 the hurfCr land Oi woe
. hat wall iur sou uud waits for me,
Gr'h Cmuno, GrIn-rWalG
luIuN,r waite Gt,isymdlc.
Down .lauuwV lanes, across strange atreEns
Erldppd over by our hT,kuu dreams,
Behind the misty cane M ycArs,
tIu-o to ne great suIt fuuut Of tears,
Tho garden les. strive A. you may,
You rHuuui miss n on ynur waV
al paths that have boon or shall DO
Pass somewhere through ietnsemane.
All those who Journey, soon or late,
Nu-T tHss within the gardens gate;
Must turrl alone In darauesz there,
Ana battle with some fierce despair
God pitt those who cannot say3
IL Not mine hut Ihlne;' who uuly pray,
IL ! pt his cup pus- uul caulDt see
The uurpusH In GethsemAne,
Gpih CmHuc GCthsemhuo,
God help US tn ough Grihsemane.
lElla Wheeler Wilcox.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

extraordinary part of the spectacle con-
sisted in the repulse of the assa'lins
party, four times in succession, by the
spunky widow and her friends, who
were well armed with paving stones
and boiling water Such spectacle
in the jubilee year of Her Majesty 3
reign is conducive to serious and
wondrou. contemplation. Its, indeed,
the enigma Of the century that such
things should b.. More wonderful
than all else Is It that such things are
and that government which renders
them possible still stands.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
FOR Observation-Disclosures

L'OE sNIt-A large, sound, stylish
ard gentle bay hl ~ and Il COUP rock
kppy at ROOMS IS aud ~, lie Uruit Bldg, cor
stl and SIS n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

IL Il. YOUNG's STEAM CARPET
Il. Cleaning and RenOvgting Works
Feathers renovated, mattresses made over
furniture steamed and moths destroyed ii,.
Pa ave NV Factory. corner OF hth and v
sits ap,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Department Of State until 12 m. of the
tth day of september, 1857, to furnish said
DEPARTMENT with stationery for the year end.
ing June 20, 1883, in accordance with sched-
ule Of articles which will be supplied to per
sons AID firms proposing to bid,
The right to reject any and all bids, or to
accept any portion of any bid, or amend the
quantity given of any article in the schedule,
is reser,ed.
Each bic der will be required To furnish with
his bid "A bond with two sureiies, In tue sum
of 92,UO rs n guarantee OF Il faithful perform.
hnce Of the contract which may be awarded
him.
All samples submitted should he left at the
"stationcry room Of the Department.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
AUCTION SALES.

DAwNBEpKLn'S StLE-- All Per
sons huIding " krts from No. 2j llU TO
81 100 inclusive, aud interest not paid tor
IL rrG months. ON the r1uwing articles, viz.3
Culd. silver and Metal Watches. Diamonds
It twelry, Guns Pistols, Books. Hihles, Al
iums Gtnt> T-ii,t Scts, Clothing cnhruc-
T. g ladies and gtut-' wearing apparel, will
he sold at public auction, ~ 1O11 ith Il n W.
N 30 u m Thursday. FRIDAY HnI saturday.
sClt. I, . and 3. Goods sold without reserve.
u SkLlNGEK, BrJNor.
Fol EN AupttprgpF
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

THE appointment of Professor G,
Brown Goode TO be Commissioner Of
Fish and Fisheries looks like placing
the right man in the right place. An
icbthyoloelst being presumably be7l
suited for an ichthyological position,
the President could scarcely have made
more fortunate selection. His eNpe.
rlence in matters bearing more or less
directly upon ,bc duties ot the Fish
Commissionership covers Il period of
siXlecn years and /, is u record TO be
proud of.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

SENATOR SHERMAN denies the state
ment recently attributed to him by
mcndaolous press, TO the effect that
Canada was all right and the United
States all wrong, in the present status
Of the fishery question. What he did
say was dIametrically to the contrary.
There's another thing on which Ms.
sherman ought to set himself right.
When swinging round the Southern
circle he was in favor Of the Blir
Educational bill. At least, 1t Is 81
alleged. Does his record In the Senate
consist with any such outside utter
anCc2
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
saIvation Too Sudden.

o. l.. Mcclellan was saved from striking
on bic cad in falling from dad nt hay
urai Hudson, Mich, by grabbing mules
toll. He says ue wuuidu't ba saved tnat
way aLatu iJr 5LUOO,OyO o. Cleveland
llAiu Dealer,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
PROPOSALS.

DROpOSALs for Furnishing STONE
i FOR THE BASE OF JENNINGS ROAD,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington Aug. 30, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
the Office Of the District Commissioners until
IL O'Clock noon on Wednesday, September 2,
at which time and place they will be onene
H. the presence of the bidders, for. furnishing
100 cubic yards of stone, more or less, for the
base of the Bennings Road
Specifications and blank forms OF proposals
can he obtained at the Engineer Department.
h G.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

If Congressman Butterworth of Ohio.
who is so zealously advocating com
mercial reciprocity with Canada, proves
10 be as good free trader next winter
in Congress as he Is this summer out
OF 1t, the Revenue Reformers may well
be congratulated upon the reinforce.
melt
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

The extraordinary spectacle Of three
hundred policemen and one hundred
soldiers engaged in cyicling a poor
widow for non payment of rent was the
sensation Of the day at Herberistoyn,
ireland, yesterday, We doubt II such
o spectacle were ever witnessed any.
where else In the world, not even Ia
all the Russias And not the least
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

3 nve.room pressed brick front houses, mod
Imp; pay 12 per cent on Investment; price
81 OC0 each.
-Four lots opposite above 15c per rsq II.
j. W. L. MYERS & son,
1i2a Y Y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
fOR Righteousness,


ENOR RiST-A Inrg", ~ Room
lousc on "a ave, opposite N1iroprll tan
ruto'; most dcsirahr lo"atiuu for boar llng
house or hotel use: In best col ditiOn, With all
nod imps; rent So.
NOR REST-tririS Rnuso, y Rooms,
I mod imps; piice siS per month. y "
nmrnnr GMnn nNn mMn l. 81.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

w ANTED- Arti-t Wiii Giys Faint
w In lessons for "a furnished or unfur.
n,shC1 room Ad rrss AR I Y Critic nfiCs.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

"ANTED-Two Respectable Me-
w chanics can get room and board In
private family; will have the comforts Of
home: price $40. 7O7 9Th sfnw
I" "ANTED-OId Gold and SILVER
w bought for cash by WIN. FREDERICK,
the manufacturing jeweler. 90, 7tb at, opp
Patent Office.
M ANTED-It Known that q. =.
w BuNDY Of 455 La ave topp city HalI
Ia Commissioner OF Deeds for all tho States
and Territoriea fexrant Maryland
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

THE corn crop at the South this
season promises TO be phenomenally
large. Cotton is no longer her undis.
put ed king,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
FOR AnnLIun
II It, bot 4th aud 5th c.....,,...,,,.,,. 81 on
HOUSES FOR REST.
LOANS

In sUms to suit AZ nor cont
Tluubnvc Is only small portion Ot ptQ'r
er'y 0u ruy books For tIli list 1tlI at Oliics
fnr uilntns issued nu l4r aud ihtl.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

ONE OF the features of the parade AT
st. Louis In honor Of the President on
the evening of October will be ten
thousand Democrats In line, clothed IN
white hats and linen busters. Tint
these ten thousand Democrats will
march in the procession under the
auspices of the Tom Hendricks Asso
citation is not without political sig
nificance.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

A DISPATCH from Woodstock, Va,
informs us that Senator Riddeberger,
having purchased the bar privilege At
the forthcoming fair of the Shenandoah
County Agricultural Society. has obli-
gated himself TO prevent the sale of all
Intoxicating liquors On the grounds. 1t
would not surprise Us In the least were
the Senator to head the Prohibition
movement In Virginia.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
COUsTRY PROPERTY.

CIXTY CHOICE sELruriuNS OF
- SMALL HOMES or FROM ONE 70 ONE
HrNDhED ACRES. IMPROVED AND w.
MpROvEn, WITHIN FROM one Il NLF 10
THREE MILES or rag CITY, Ar LOWEST
PRICES AND MOST FAVOH ABLE Terms.
a. ii. SYPHEkD 81 CO., 1907 4 ST.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
NOTES Ann GOSSIP.

An appropriate song for the day
"The Last Rose of Summer"
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

The policeman who neye' arrests anybody
but little boys might be cal ed a variety OF
collarer infantum.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
GENERAL AND cHIrIouLAR.

"If do run in 1885," mused Mr.. Blaine,
while he was witnessing an Irish eviction,
"snd II do get elected, hope to gracious
there wont't be many Irish Democrats In
ofllte.n
"Mrs. Dools", phwat are these bucket
,hops q hear ZEN tslkin' about ?"
"Oi dunno, Mrs Murphy, onless It DO be
these p Gee the b'ys goes to whin they
rooshes the growler."
The policeman who neye' arrests anybody
but little boys might be cal ed a variety OF
eollarer iniantum.
When the school terms dreary bother
GlSd vacation time supplsnts,
Then the boy sighs forth, "Dear mother,
Won't you please half-sole my pants ~
"Fsther, / wish you would let Charley
Brown call. He's so accomplished. He
plays lawn tennis divIney.n
"Excuse me, my daughter" said the old
gentleman, grimiy, al am not to be fooled
on any lawn tennis racket"
Nhut w htll tuht inu'c hohcu puice-
looking man on the sidewalk.
"Yes; but III be honest with you, mister.
! don't think you want him; he's au awful
kicker"
"ls he a full.ieweled, thorough. going,
irst-clsss kickerW
"lOu bet.n
"well, name your Rgurs; III take him"
"Great Scott, mistet What do you want
OF him''
"Company. I'm btsthall umpire, and
! don't want to feel lonesome this winter"
when ihe town Is dull aud dTeary,
And uf news there's not n stUel,
Sur "yuur n Gle " hell he hayiug
Much u interest TO tell.
The Duke OF Marlborough has created II
s,nsstion AT Newport by wesriug a ham.
utr.d silver bracelet on hls left wrist. 1t
uight be just as well to keep u pair Of
bracelets sud pu-sihly II straIght-iacke
handy to he used In case the malady as,
sumes violent TOWN
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
ElNsy 70 L0Ag

vi uy WEST WASHINGTON REAL rs
TATE AND BROKEHS' BXrH NNGG, 1914
gsth 81 W. H. ID, RuAiu, manager.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
EoR SALE

y'OR SALE-Fifieen Elegant Lots IN
4 southwest section, near Nd ave ANA
smithsonian institutions: fire opportunity for
n builder; ohelpund terms easy; On this proc
efty twenty.two houses can be erected and
ready sales made.
I ot on south side of Rhode Island avenue.
near Iowa Circle; u beautiful building lot; ~
feet front and 50 feet deep to a wide alley;
price moderate and terms easy.
Six brick houses In northwest section on
line OF Belt Il u. cars, now paying 10 per
cent prlce s6.GO.
Several new houses, 7rooms each; all mod.
rrn improvements; northwest section, near
liih 81; price, SlSOO.
Fix superior los In the northwest section
ON which nine houses can be erected and
ready sales obtained; desirable corner.
j. w p MYERS s. SON,
ii2S New York avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
WANIFn...alscsLl.AnEnus.

WANTED-Jo loan $500 on I'm
" proved or nnuUur vel prOnrrtv or
turrhasr small having estate worth from
S2ftO to S3.C00 cash In the northwest, Ad'
drers HAVING, 13ii 18th at W.
w ANIED-Ths Public to Know
w thm Y. WAIDRCKER q co manu-
tuctuTes musical Instruments and strings; re-
pairing specially, lill Bth ~ n W
TAl AETFD 80 Customers with Good
w ref renee tn huy fue clothing; tailor ny
On easy turms, NJ StrlSburgrr % sons, manu-
featuring clnthiers and tsilnrs, ills Fst u
yN ANTED-EVrfy badly IA Know tina
~ Rice's Steam't leaning Works, 80
Maine ave W, c'edus carpets, renOvate,
lcBthers, steams mattresses and remaHe'
them: also, furniture steamed IN the best
manner aud at lowest prices.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
DIVER VIEW rOn 1881,

DIVER VIEW fON 1891.
IL Washing tonians most popular resort.
Steamer MARY WASH NGTOS
will leave her wharf every sunday at 10 q. m.
and 8 y. M Returning at 2and \ p. m. Tick
cts, 25c, Every Wednesday AZ u "A, IN. aud $3.50
p IN. Returning at B and II p m, Tickets,
abc. Family days al River View every Satur-
day, leaving at ~ "a. IN Returning at $50 p.
m. Tickets, Zoe Prof. proctor's Dancing
School Reunion NJ River View every saturday
evening, leaving ut $50 D. m, returning at II
u. m, Tickets 25c. Daucing down aud back
and at the grounds on the largest pavilion on
The Potomac RIVER On all trips except sunday.
Fine brass band on sunday, No Objectionable
parties bllOwsd on any Of the above rips. For
charters, etc, apply to
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO.,
1894 y street northwest.

LOR EEST-TBe Elegant and Deslra-
L BILE brick dwelling with brick cottage for
Postmaster General Villas residence; location
one OF the best in the city; house newly aud
handsomely furnished; will he let with or
without furniture or the furniture Will be sold
At u great sacrifice. G4ll early, as such an
opportunity is rarely offered.
Also tor sale at u bargain II new ph;rton.
For particulars apply TO
nUFFrY & DYER.
1901 4 Il n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
Nj ARsHALL HaLL!i'
STEAMER W. ". ooRcoRAN


STEAMER W. W. CORCoRAN
Leaves every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at 10 II. m, reaching
Washington at 4 p, m.
Leaves every Friday and Saturday at 10 a. m.
and li.lh q. IN, Reaching Washington
at p. IN. and 1890 p m
Leaves every sunday at 1880 a. IN. and 9 20 p.
m. reaching Washington at p. m
and y. m
Fare round trip 25c.
TO-! FurGHEAT y ALL> AND CABtN
IL John Bridge >iCa,D packet Excelsior
% axes her regular trlps On sunday, Monday,
Wednesday und Friday, leaving High street
and Canal, GEORGETOWN, al y, m Fare, 10
cents iur round trip
l'Ok ROW -BOAT- for Hire, 40 to
u Joseph rassenos, 8iA Water 81, George
Town, h. g.; Georgetown ferry from foot of
MARKET ~ TO Arlington for Passengers and
vehicles; boat every ~ minutes. Jos. Passeno.
nAILY EXCURSIONS.
ralOon steamers leave hourly from 9TH st.
ferry wharf IL miles an 'he pufomnn fhr $50
-
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31

"Mrs Dools", phwat are these bucket
,hofs q hear 'em tslkin' about ?"
"Oi dunno, Mrs Murphy, onless It do be
these p ces the b'ys goes to whln they
rooshes the growler."
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
PROVISIONS.

I'IRCLF MARKET. Having Pur-
chased the stock ana guud viii OF Circle
Markel, corner Of VI ave. and u st, We earn
aytly solicit the liberal patronage given our
lrcde, rssurs, and hy making such additions
iu stuuk us the demand may require, WITH
careful attention 10 business and prompt de-
livery OF orders, hope 10 give satisfaction to
,il who patrnni1e ns Respectfully,
\. L WILLETT n II GWVNNN,
successor, 10 ~ Rrnrb" 3 ~
The Washington critic., 1887-08-31
SPECiAL MDIlCES.

a~yes- r,,rI't! WILL BB a MEETING
s,-ss uf The Hast Wt,l iust II Citi2ans'
Assoc inttn az o'clock r'is evening nt i9i
In ave e. Reports from AL stlu ding com
inittccs will be- expected, "A 1nll Attendance
IS much desired
s. A. II. MolIM, President
" LEE WfUtrfF .. ,.p.r o..